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PHILADELPHIA JAM 2i-Fiour Demand continued sluggish
an unsatisfactory aud the general marhet VAS weak TO sell
PENNSYLVANIA Super ~ s To- To- str, - - sss5s
Pennsyivanla Family - ieas3 20 pcnn''vsaa nonS,
p p"cesS ~ 81 ~ 10 ssr AKA. 4 81 .S4 S. In
diana Clear - S7S do straight ~ 81 99r+ 90 Sc
LOUIS and southern Illinois SIer - 90 81 ~ H
bakers clear 81 10 81 40 do DO rsnt - Az
e. TO- Minnesota patents good 10 choice 20 70 so 40
BUCK wheat nour ST. 80 90 100 Tor choice new.
and adv ancei sc under s3o speculative OWING
hs ai Tor q January 49, sgs 'n S
vs.. ay3Nc. March 9iseoisci A.ui s3@oJsc..
Xo@aa n, Ps@n'yS'S nat, =: N iSs ID
gram depot i5c.: No. $ Yellow in gram depot 45cs
Steamer No Yellow in gram depot '9S 20 e steamer
on on" track Ha ssc So Mixed IN export elevator ioci
No Mixed for January A6Gt6.c; do Tor February
t6tS46'.c do for March 7et7 yc; April tsa'S
SSasb w. No Mixed track ssc stained 'pcnnsy lvan.
No White quoted Seds0sc; Western No Waite S,ci
No White ssS rs'arfs T ysn,,4y run aa '. so
February 81 sssc. March April 1850
bOd5yc; White stars choice. 35e5sc.: tar 10 Good
Burbauks choice 80 6s o Fair 10 Goot IS aooct
ebruns choice 53 5oc do Fair TO Good As 50; Mann
moth Pearl choice % 65jc. Fair TO Good Asa )0c
PROVISIONS steady Beef family Sl0u0d 10 81 packets
- so 80: 10 Ice; Besf Hams sZt 81 SIS O
sis So do do new heavy sit So Hams smoked yss
70. nSdl2Se dressed Hog 90 pc ;;arn steady oy
s. 70 sso s. sasr dull Psnn.yvSn@ we:sra
Creamery Extra ~ a3oc Brsiiori County and Nsr ~
Creamery Extra q a9se Western l'ds P1 keo:
Cheese steady NewYOrk iu is.a ohS ass
choice. Eggs dull. Pesnsysana 10 ABEL
test in bbls 6Sc. suGar-Rehned seasy. uranu ES
10 l6c Confectionery bel6c; Powaere" V,s.nss
r White, .an 81 93S1 % o psr Corn 100 bush.
oats 22.O0O Un,h. shipments Wheat SOoo ous- WI"
$4,000 oats 5000 busn
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european ADVERTISEMENTS.
GRATEFUL-CoMFoR
EPPS'S COCOA.

BREAKFAST-"Bya thorough knogleixo ofthe natnra
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and careful application OF ne
Mr. kpps has provided breakfast with
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diet that constitution may be gradually buitup unsrong
enough resia tendency To dsease hundreds
ses are noatng around ns ready TO attack wherever
there q weak point We
Keeping selves we'll fortified with pure blood prop
ery nourished iramc."-lCtviI service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water milk sold only In half
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l EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

fAssENGER TRAINS leave loot OF cortlandt or Dos
brOsses Sta AS follows
a. H. Tor Catasauqua and intermediate points
g. m Tor Geneva Lyons. Elmira Rochester BufalO AMI
the West and principal local pontA Chair 10 wilkes
barre.
for Tunkhannock intermediate points Char
tOTunkliannock Connection TO Reading and Harrisburg
$40 Tor Plttson and principal Intermediate polnta
Chair To Pttston
o40p for Coplay and intermediate points Connection
10 Reading and Harrisburg. Chair % Copl,y
p M for lcneva Lyons ElnrA Rochester Buffalo. All
the West Pullman sleeper 0 Lyons
7:5op NJ tor Iaurys and lntsrnediate points
Trains leaving at n M p M, and $40 p N. connect e
snpoluts Ia Mahanoy and Haziet0n t'oa itogionA
SUNDAY rRAINS
points
b:i0p m. for Copiay and intermediate points
Geneva Lyons, ElmirA ttooheslor Buffalo All
the Mes. Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons
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AgtEpuCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
Room "O9 stewart Bndng. No $50 broadway.
NKw YORK. Jan. %. 1887
rI,O CO\TRACTORS.-Bid or proposals for
doing the work aud furnishing the materials called for
I'm the approved OF contract nc III the Office ~ the
Anu, Commit, for tho construction of section ID
of the Aqu-duct being the New Gate House
i3jh.st the city al Nrw ork will be received tins
once mill Friav The IN day February 1887 o'clock
D. ~ which place aud hour they will be- publicly opened
iy Aquruct Commit and the award Of the
tract doing said work and furnishing SAID materials Will
be said Commissioners thereafter
tcablc.
blank Of said approved contract and the chcatons
thereof proposals and proper envelopes their
and form OF bonds and also tho plans for said
all Other information required, DO obtained
the above OF the Aqueduct Commissioners appca
ion the secretary.
Nv order o the Aqucduct Commissioners
JAMES G. SPENCER, President.
JOIIN G. SI IEHAN, Secretary.
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S SS 4 s. fsSs'
e Do S ie sssf' 1880 r = isS S $50
3 Il aS Hsasi s. 1871 Is ar i's
5s q ~ ds X no. i isSs
Ns.tS Ss es g ShiS steers, l4Ss D. mss2s' 1912
IsiS Hi 30 T. g. lt27 d. ~ s s ts2 70 ~
isss pa a. Z s. 50; ADO 1870 Is:
@Sa.%lih c1sars SEER: 1872 as sSo5; lCs1
Is 10 lo.o b. 81 iG oiS tdc IS;
do s4d g. . T, ~ J. X! KsaP ss ts5 1893
& sn g % OK r oS g. Hsa 52i
s 80 1890 s state s oien S5s
s:. S %;ac 4 4; = 81 D.
iii r. q g. II f 30 Ss IS as 4 a.
do l2sS q 40 - 3 u a9 iS s IA az y 10
do D. IS o. IL do, 1925 IS "a IA do 1875 70.
Is Ohio steers 1872 ~ atsi 5' 81 DO 1913
j. +. stiicr 2? Kentucky steers 1874 n s44si
10 2s S s at !. s. S 49, S S
III 10 - ma Is Baa s as = 1886 at SO lo do
lSi2 i$ 9Iy Cows l2ls r. 70 &c, 60 wee, Their.
have be- received S2 head Common Cows have ruled dull
but Good stock has bse ltIe scarce and prices
wrrs $50 per with selected Extras selling
c%Lvis~ Receipt, wore 1873 head mainly eo,hst De
snt as,s G g. ssS
pfg s ssc Sa Dewey Ts'? 5Ss s
q ea Ed Sfys d. ss g. SsA ~ az T. a. =,
nalien6cct ( avs 20 Grassers and yearIngs, iot
At 3c Neals % d. at Sic lido, ll5 o. at SCI sdo l44
Mullen ?5 G gs Ss 2ss D. At sef FED
7S:i do. istt %, at &c 8 DO ISL n ateEe
s FL dr. Is % s Is-s i IS at s. do 10 D.
H. II. Hollis 30 Grasscrs S45 TO- at SO Co. Fed Calf, 400
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts were 80 cars of iO9es
py was nS heavy but butchers Carried Over Considerable
sscs ami The market As slow at about Haurdays prices
Some poor Ewes SO 75 Common Choice
S 81 = Tor Decent 10 Prime sto
with 5 un Of FAN Tipped selling a; 80 Mlea lots sold
DO 80 b. at s. do iGe D. te 70? Ohio d. IS D. y
$50 i los Sf sais am ~ o az s. S. DO m
- Ohio DO Clipped G5 TO- AT otc; l5i Unshorn DO 10 ~ at
ialicnpecE paws: igo Pennsyyania sheep 30 n at
at Sc 3C7 Michigan do 50 70, =, 6'.e.
DlIen6acs Dewey s. state Sheep. Is NJ a. s'ei 81
10 do g T. an % % Ss DO 50 n at 20 ~. l6o STATE
fvcntt & PADDOCK ?o4 Pennsylvania sheep 50 %, az
~ 54d Ohio do 10, 10 at rs %: ls3 Michigan do ITO
D. Harrington 1902 state Ewes Common ~ %. at4Ec;
3si Michigan sheep % 10, at 2c los State LunDs so D
H. H. Hollis 1896 Western Sheep. % 10. at So Isl 23t
sheep and Lambs d b at 5c 1871 State sheep 100
j. = SalIcr CO. lo2 western lambs, 81 ~ at S.e. lot
ss%n .'iS IL Z shseS SU iiS n & II E.
DO T iSs % at - so s6 indiana do - t. at a. ~ do -
is oi St@ s, s, ssd.a an ss sp a - IF
at i = 90 rr ia TO- 50 SI So iss to- %. I
SIZE; sSsrnan l 1s Ems. ~ tss
in4 MsSe ST and an anaaa Mixed IL D.
Newton "e,t 81 OHIO sncsp i0t % 81 'c les ohio
WOGs- Receipts IS cars l2s2s heat ~ cars as
5sey S s s%,s fsT. at so by T. e. al @ whe
is a fair quotation for Good stock.
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DAY LINE

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ST LOUIS Jan 2Agoar quiet but nrm0XxXs1 ~ w ID
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ass so Extra Fancy SOe4 10 Patents - 26et 90;
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Rvs strong " 81 Barley lu Minnesata eie n nx
Creamery e2a DAIRY. i6S2te Eg.: -, ~ ~ ~ a..
Flax seed 93c.. Use. Corn Meal Al VI
whskey 81 49, .Prev,soss n1hsr.-Pork ~ 70. s, sS
At ri ~. Bulk Meata nrui loose iots iSaa Sass.st
Long Clear " 20 short Rbs 80 80 shert wleAs y ~
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A PLEASANT WINTER TRIP

THE STEAMSHIPS OF THE RED ID LINE
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SPORTING.
M0ntr0se the Winner OF the Great
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asm-Jim Gore Injured.
Yesterdays Programme at the State Shoot
at GainesvilIe-Tne Winners-SOme
Good Work Done.
Tho Opening.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 11.-Derby day
opened cloudy, with the signal office pre-
dieting local rains. The crowds about
the pool rooms and hotels are imm ense
1t IS estimated that there have not been
so many strangers in the city since the
great Tenbrook- MolIie McCarty contest.
Mack's colt Pateen and Pritchard's St.
Valentine were scratched this morning,
bringing the number of starters down to
seven, as follows: Banburg. Jim Gore,
Pendennis, Clarion, Montrose, Banyan
and Jacobin. The fsvorite way OF betting
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tip, Banburg the Lexington and Banyan
the Nashville, while the California crowd
is backing Pendennis.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-12
A STRONG SIGN OF DIsCoRD.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.
An Important Gathering of Methodists
at Tyler.

An Important Gathering of Methodist
at Tyler.
Special to the Gazette.
TYLER, TEX, May 1.-THE State Sun
day School convention met in the Method
list church at this place to-day. The con-
vention was called to order at 9 o'clock 8.
M, by the the vice-president, Rev. 81. M
Dubose. M. T. n. Jones was introduced
to the convention and welcomed the del
egates on the part of the citizens of
Tyler. Colonel Bonner welcomed the
delegates on the part of the Sunday
schools of this city. Responses were
made on the part of the convention by
Meesrs. E. L. Dennis of Hous-
ton, Rev. J. P. Lain of Texarkana,
Judge w. V. Grubbs Vt Greenville and
the Rev. W. T. Mckay of Indiana. The
convention was then led in prayer by the
Rev. Mr.. Faile of Palestine. E. L. Den
mis- was elected assistant secretary.
The chair upon motion appointed the
following standing committees: On pro-
gramme, Colonel J. M. Mckay, T. P.
Lane, J. E. Smith; resolutions, G. Man
ton, J. NJ. Mckay, C. G. Williams !;
finance, J. L. Smith, W. B. Rankin, T. N.
Jones; nominations, T. P. Lane, Y. W.
Grubbs, T. r. Bonner.
The convention then proceeded to re-
ceive reports of delegates On Sunday
school work in their respective schools.
The convention is composed of fine
looking body OF ladies and gentlemen, and
the addresses made to-day show that the
Sundsy-school interests are in the hands
of able, earnest, Intellectual people, whose
influence will De felt in the noble cause to
which they are devoted.